节日日期

2023-11-20 > 2023-11-24

地点

塞尔维亚贝尔格莱德和诺维萨德

描述

After the global ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering held in May 2022 in Helsingborg, Sweden, and before the ASSITEJ世界大会和儿童及青少年表演艺术节 being hosted in Havana, Cuba in May 2024, 塞尔维亚ASSITEJ and ASSITEJ国际 are excited to invite you to participate in the programme of the 2023年ASSITEJ艺术聚会 in Serbia. 塞尔维亚工会联合会 2023年艺术节的主题是"?转折点?, is hosting the 2023年ASSITEJ艺术聚会 which will put the performing arts of Southeastern Europe into the spotlight of the global community of theatre and performing arts for young audiences. This is a region where, since the founding of ASSITEJ in 1965, a large ASSITEJ国际 event has never before been held. 

The ASSITEJ艺术聚会 will be held in the cities of Novi Sad and Belgrade, with the main programme taking place on 20th ? 24th November 2023. The Gathering will open on 20th November 2023 which is World Children?s Day.

With each new edition that has been staged over numerous years, 塞尔维亚工会联合会 national festival ? 基金会 ? has paved the way for sharing ideas, strengthening togetherness, and community-building among artists and professionals in TYA, bringing us a step closer to realising our dream of gathering the ASSITEJ国际 community in the heart of our region. We are delighted that our wish was granted and is at the perfect time to celebrate both the 20th anniversary of 塞尔维亚ASSITEJ and the 10th anniversary of the last General Commentary of the 联合国儿童权利委员会：文化权利 (Articles 13 and 31).

为什么选择 "转折点"？

考虑到整个世界现在所处的位置，以及儿童和青少年戏剧和表演艺术的地位，我们可以确定一件事：我们正处于一个边缘空间--一个从一种状态转变为另一种状态的过渡空间。一个充满无知、困惑和不确定性的空间--在这里，旧的真理已经被抛弃，而新的思想还没有出现。这个过渡空间往往以失落感、危机感、恐惧感、无意义感和无法回头的意识开始。在这个过程中，我们放弃了旧的意义，进入了新的意义还没有被创造出来的边缘空间。

我们共同处于一个转折点，在这里：

• 新一代正在接班并成为发展的驱动力；
  
• 将新技术引入TYA，作为讲述故事和吸引观众的创新方式；
  
• - 在儿童和青少年的戏剧和表演艺术中，正在试验与空间、光线、声音、视觉识别、木偶和/或物体有关的参与视觉艺术和设计的新手段；
  
• 环境、能源和气候危机是我们这个时代的决定性问题之一，地缘政治纷争以及在全世界保护儿童权利、妇女权利和人权的必要性也是如此。

目标 AAG 2023 in Serbia, are to advocate for placing theatre and performing arts for children and young people higher on the agenda of decision-makers; to foster new synergies between education and culture; to put the artists and productions of Southeastern Europe in the spotlight; and to challenge the neglect of children and young people?s right to arts and culture.